uruay,
m'
i"-"
)i;.i,i;us
v
jt
.
.
"ram'
tyfC
it
NOW
that
you've
seen
the
Outstanding
Chevrolet
with
iu
beautiful
Body
by
Fisher
.
.
its
smart,
stylish
colorings
.
.
its
racy,
graceful
lines
.
.
we
want
you
to
DRIVE
it.
For,
not
till
you
sit
at
the
wheel
and
drive,
can
you
appreciate
the
marvelous
six-cylinder
smoothness,
the
flashing
acceleration,
the
abundant
reserve
of
power,
the
amazing
ease
of
control
and
the
delightful
riding
comfort
that
have
been
built
into
this
sensational
new
automobile.
Come
in
today.
We
have
a
car
waiting
for
you
to
drive.
c-i7..m
W.
OF
Mtstandinq
Tha
trim
ttnrtwukn
nf
A
budjftt'
is
to
ltot9toacmLtUh
this
result
.
.Hiail;crTiiS
Ivti)'
To
better
living
1.E.T
CHEVROLET
HISTOR.Y
Kaien
Garage
ss&
imunce
KUPEirr,
h.c.
PRODUCT
OF
GENERAL
MOTORS
OF
CANADA,
LIMITE
The
true
purpose
of
i
a
Budget
HiBCt.
So
much
r
clotiiiit.
So
sauch
for
ihoea.
So
IVt
ntotlm
house
farsjijHqajrtjpkt
and
what
lh.BHit
for
yoifr
ni'y;i
'
Ksjtn
biilft.
Decide
what
you
can
afford
to
pHd
for
each
fbira,
nd"Ko!d
yowrwffVkhIn
this
amount.
TbwvtB
gt
th
most
for
your
budget
money
read
adver-Uwmontf
carefully.
Tlw
advertisements
you
read
tell
you
what
it
newest
and,bt.
They
give
you
the
latest
ideas
and
Im-lirovtinentt,
Thy
holp
you
to
get
more
from
each
dollar
you
have
apportioned
in
your
budget
and
so
live
better
and
drew
better
with
the
same
income.
rt
I
f
i
a
i-ou
to
kfpenu
r
(Ui
1.
si
b.4t
r.
i
mng
pan
youi"
jbir"
ji
serves
will
last
only
about
10
been
delivered
at
the
property
un-years
is
one
of
the
main
reasons,
der
very
adverse
climatic
condi-
saya
the
Omineca
Hefald
editor-
tions.
hollf
that
the
Wr--eABirVanii-ilnre
THE
DAILT'NEWg
PAGE
FIVE
News
of
the
Mines
AROUND
PRINCE
RUPERT
New
Lorraine
Company
Has
Big
Plans;
Looking
For
Copper
in
North;
Activity
Around
Prince
George
he
recently
formed
Lorraine
CoDDer-Silver
Mines,
i
'HT
-
-
r
?
-
'
i.
.
'
'
Litdi
which
has
already
acauired
the
we
1
known
r.
Hig-
'iyiMM:
miAnntitir
arl
itTr
t
n
rv
fVirt
C
A
vi
tv
'tviivm
in
tlia
'RaViino
nlaris
to
includa
a
number
of
other
nearbv
crouDS
in
its
'
f.,';,;i'...-i
ppefations
apahikke
onfe
large
concern
which
will
carry
fumble
finances
in
eastern
Canada
and
the
United
States.
''Onjtvalues
are
exceptionally
favorable.
With
the
Cronih
mine
being
operated
on
a
large
-
scale
and
the
Lorraine
also
plan-
velopment
of
a
property
on
the
nlng
a
big
program,
the
outlook
80utn
fork
of
the
Marmot
River
at
for
that
part
of
fhe
county
this
Stewart,
have
acquired
adjoining
year
is
very
bright,
Road
im-
ground
contiguous
to
the
property
provenients
for
the
district
are
which
will
represent
a
consider-now
being
sought.
able:
new
asset.
Supplies
and
ma-
terial,
Including
three
months'
oil
The
faet
that
their
present
re-
8Upply
for
the
power
plant,
have
scourlngTSthe
northern
coast
and
linterfoWTor
clapper
properties
that
f'U
A
II
A
'III!
h
womfcc
tonnage.
The
Consol-
Vnllmfl
1
1
1
JLLJ
MatetLCo.
already
has
control
of
a
wjrm
--,.mn
Un?beof
groffifi
in
this
part
and
rUf
111
INI'
WP
K
Kvfll
tamwrjpr
they
are
promis-j
Ullulf
lllU
1
lillJUU
ing
of
tonnage.
In
the
very
near
j
Uz
pnW
m
li
Kemovin
Many,
.Noted
northern
districts
in
a
much
great-
Dominion
er
degree
than
from
the
south.,
"
'
re
alonr
the
Skeena
River
and
OTTAWA.
Ont..
April
27.
(By
i
f
h
Jntarinr
rwl
fh
W.
W.
Murray,
Canadian
Tress
-t--..i'
.
iibiff
corresnondent.
writer)
The
nowmgB
are
uciuk
uttciujum
m
-
-ii
TKi
v
uriii
number
of
titled
Ganadians
4K-
winnmant
in
gradually
diminishing.
Slowly
nd
inexorably,
t'me
is
roundim?
mining
the
north
has
ever
seen
u
...111
--4iu
fr
off
the
work
which
the
Canadian
I1I1U
lb
Will
VUllHliHU
w
uiviirc
w
.
g
tml'ament
began
in
the
spring
of
n
ion.,
tlm
wt.
Nor
is
eotiner
years.
--
-
..
.
..
,i
In.
this
part
of
the
country.
At
pendants
f
the
few
hereditary
.k'
4i.
.nr.,
nnH
neers
rodent
in
this
country,
a
tHj:
ii
crcii
i
lists
generation
w
uie
not
rem
.u-
c
are
being
produced
but
only
a
very
small
seale
to
what
It
"
W!"
111
be
in
another
two
or
three
"""'
.7.1
sovwetgn
naa
conierreu
muii
distinctions.
Knighthood
has
not
.
.
flowered
in
the
Dominion
for
more
ine
provincial
"
aeparvmei.u
ui
.
.
f
'T
;:.i;
thsn
10
,
.
yers
rnimm
na
inaue
an
aiiprvimauua
,
.
this
year
of
$2000
for
work
on
a
.
4hAtP
re.
Driftwood
Creek
road
and
trail
nj,
hT
ineKe
f
!
properties
"""",7""
north
S'7Z
of
Sm
ithers
.Cr
.
7,
Last
It
the
present
parliament
at
least.
Can-
w
mle
proBpect
of
JFWir
Lit
IB
1UUIC
T
n
WOUil
uam-
aved
by
floods,
the
money
now
appropriated
will
Uam-
.J
4o
4I4U.
but
me
result
or
.
,A40
.
.
--onfirt
r
r
baronets
and
knights,
there
were
r--ITJ
a
period
when
it
is
most
needed.
.
10
m.
wero
It
will
permit
of
an
earlier
start
"'m:'-Z,
:,Z
lLA
,ii4...
'on
the
season's
mining
operations
which
are
expected
to
be
conierreu
on
suiuivib
uuu
imnmw
administrators,
bringing
the
total
to
11S.
In
the
present
year
of
,
.
.Al
grace
uanaaas
represemauun
issue
of
the
shares
in
the
Owen
"!"",..
.
j
7,
Un,4-
Lake
Mining
Co.
has
been
greatly
..i
:l
1
1
I
U
s
total
of
81
and
a
diminution
of
29
'
had
to
be
returned.
Including
local
V.P'l?,
applications
for
8000
shares.
Van
These
figures
are
recalled
by
the
debate
in
the
house
of
com
...
recent
is
"
its"
ji
i
uourw
s
is
kic
v"'
w
w
couver
investors
.
i
have
taken
up
the
.1
..t
wn.
-..j.
to
isue
in
large
blocks.
que,ton
of
tm
c
!
.
J,
"
,
.
-
,
H.
Cnhan.
Conservative
member
A
plane
service
ou
;
of
Prince
Uwreneet.
George.
George
te,
tf
Ingenika
district
a
reMluton
Irmooted
Loca
1
In-
his
summer
whole
Wrh
wwM
hw
ha(1
the
oC
;
"
1
IL::!:
TI"
matter
made
the
subject
of
enquiry
T'JfTnrr:,!.
by
a
narllamenUry
committee
Ex
xnemseives
in-sucn
u
nice.
-
-ni
,
,
!
p-Vinn
...
,
.
.
n's'ning
his
purpose,
Jir.
anan
i
li
"
present
the
ch
ef
interest
In
In-1
.
..
.
.
..
.
.l.
,
"
id
It
was
(Msiraoie
io
remove
im
5
i
i
l
i
is
I"
development
centra
.
gen
ka;mtn
fnm
tbe
fac
Itself
around
the
Ferguson
group,
but
the
Consolidated
Mining
&
ri
ill.
.
..
1
1
1
A
1
ising
prospect
six
days
to
make
the
Ingenika
trip
by
water-way,
the
plane
could
do
jit
in
three
hours.
Robert
and
IJohn
MacCombes
of
Montreal
are
j
already
at
Prince
George
awaiting
transportation
to
Ingenika.
They
plan
to
spend
the
summer
pros-.pecting
that
country
and
examining
locations
with
a
vfew
to
be-I
'ominig
interested
in
their
devel-
ipment
.
Thev
have
had
experi-j
flfljttj
Wh
YuRon
and
have
sufficient
firtifncrAl
backing
to
turn
anv
discoveries
they
may
make
to
I
good
account.
j
There
promises
bo
consider
that
wh'lj
in
1918
nmr'isment
burned
bestowsl
of
titles
on
Ca
T
district
r
,
r
,
for
some
..
time
and
a
i
is
said
i
a
I"
nadians
by
"',.
Ills
Britannic
aia
MnieUy
did
not
ex
.
,
.
i
i
t
-
line
sanr
innio'iwn
u
jirif
nrvuiru
iiuuiuci
ui
jiiiiu-
Whereas
it
takes
tend
to
fo"eln
sovereigns.
Out
of
this
had
developed
the
curious
slti'dtion
of
alien
monarch
xer
clsing
wth
respect
to
Canadians
a
prerogative
denied
to
King
Georirc
himself.
Mr.
C-'a"'
resolution
had
the
mrport
of
Prem'er
W.
L.
Mac
ke"-'e
King
ad
Hon.
It.
B.
Ben
net'
leader
of
the
opposition.
But
in
spite
of
thl
the
rank
and
fl'e
of
the
house
of
commons
voted
overwhelmingly
against
it
and
for
the
time
bmr
the
"status
quo
was
maintained.
Union
OffKpring
TSe
abolition
of
titles
In
Canada
was
one
of
the
first
offspring
of
!
able
mining
activity
In
the
Gov-
the
Union
government,
following
!ernmnt
Creek
section
south
of
the
Khaki
election
of
1917.
It
prince
George
this
summer.
In
was
on
April
8.
1918.
that
W.
F.
addition
to
Prince
George
men
whofltfikje-
Union
member
for
K'ngs-Zi".!
Introduced
his
famous
T'
rJMWioW
uigiwllii
viifirtVil
ion
praying
that
"Ills
Ms-slderiible
attention.
The'owner
of
jesty
may
hereafter
be
graciously
these
claims
has
enlisted
the
sup-
pleased
to
refrain
from
conferring
port
of
United
States
capital
and
hereditary
titles
upon
his
subirets
will
have
n
crew
of
men
In
the
dis-
domiciled
or
living
In
Canada."
Rx-trict
as
soon
as
weather
fconditlons
treme
Democrats
were
dissatisfied
permit
of
prospecting
and
surface
with
this:
they
thought
the
resolu-work.
in
was
not
sufficiently
water'
-
tiirht.
A
champion
urose
in
the
Marmot
River
Gold
Mines,
perso"
of
the
late
R.
L.
R!hird.
which
has
been
carrying
6ut
do-
sun,
another
Unionist
from
Spring-
And
why
not
have
the
finest
tea
that's
grown.
"SALADA!
TEA
4Fresh
from
the
gardens1
Tribune.
Mr.
Richardson
moved
to
eliminate
the
word
"hereditary"
thus
placing
a
ban
on
titles
of
any
sort.
,
It
was
at
this
Mage
that
the
then
prime
minister,
Sir
Robert
Borden,
intervened.
To
the
amazement
of
the
house
of
commons,
he
an-
us
I'UTTINO
DOWN
REVOLTS
A
L'ESI'AONOI.E
THE
KING:
"Say,
Primo,
what
about
all
these
revolts?"
DE
RIVERA:
"Sire
1
sit
on
every
one
of
them."
Le
Petit
Provencal
(Marseilles)
field,
Man.,
'
better
known
as
!
life,
and
once
more
Mr.
NIckle's
Fighting
Bob"
of
the
Winnipeg!
resolution
was
introduced
and
de-
bated.
This
time
it
carried.,
One
Canadian
baronet
and
four
knights
have
died
this
year.
Sir
Vincent
Meredith,
Montreal
financier,
was
a
baronet,
but
as
he
had
no
children,
his
title
became
extinct.
He
was
One
of
the
few
nounced
that
on
March
25
two
Canadian
baronets
who
resided
in
weeks
prior
to
the
intrdcJootion
of
,
Canada.
The
others
atill
living
in
the
Nickle
resolution
the
govern-1
th
dominion
are
Sir
Joseph
Fla-
ment
had
passed
an
order-in-coun-1
v
01
Toronto,
and
blr
Charles
cil
which
had
been
submitted
to
Tupper
of
Winnipeg.
Six
baronets
the
British
Colonial
secretary,
j
reside
i
abroad.
....
This
requested
"that
no
honor
or
j
Q.
.
u4
'
Sir
Lomer
Gouin,
lieutenant
it.
titular
.i
ji
i
it
i
distinction
(sav
those
ng
Qr
f
Queb
and
s,
Cif.
granted
In
recognition
of
military
f
rf
gjf
former
,
,
f
service
during
the
present
war
or
,..
..,i
t.
ereign
'proprio
motu')
shall
be
conferred
upon
a
subject
of
His
Majesty
resident
in
Canada,
ex
cept
with
the
approval
and
advice
of
the
Prime
Minister
of
Canada."
Matter
of
Confidence
man
qf
Toronto,
who
died
recently,
were
Knights
Commander
of
the
Order
of
St.
Michael
and
St
George.
There
are
20
Canadian
Vnihts
of
this
ancient
order
now
living.
Two
Knights
Bachelor,
Sir
Hugh
John
Macdonald.
son
of
Sir
Robert
made
the
matter
one
Sir
John
A.
Macdonald.
and
Sir
of
confidence.
The
debate
was
James
Aikins,
former
lieutenant-warm,
for
many
arose
to
defend
governor
of
Manitoba,
also
died
this
ancient
institution.
One
of
this
year.
Its
severest
critics,
however,
was
Sir
Wilfrid
Laurier
himself.
The1
?
th
,
V,'811
barons
aged
Liberal
chieftain
said:
"I
only
two.
Lord
AthcJstan
of
Mon-am
If
do
and
Lord
Shaughnessy
of
quite
prepared,
we
can
it
without
any
disrespect
to
the
"n"wu.
are
iu
re8iuinK
in
m
Crown
of
England,
to
bring
our
d.oralnion-
Lord
Beaverbrook.
Lord
titles
to
the
market-place
and
Aylmer
and
Lord
Strathcona
and
make
a
bonfire
of
them."
jMount
Ro'al-
are
in
England.
But
no
conflagration
lit
up
the!
Sir
Bertram
Windle,
of
the
market-place.
By
a
vote
of
104
University
of
Toronto,
who
died
to
71.
however,
the
House
of
this
year,
was
not
included
among
Commons
accepted
Sir
Robert
the
titled
Canadians
because
he
Borden's
stand.
Two
years
later
possessed
his
title
when
he
came
Sir
Robert
retired
from
public
to
this
rountry.
w
I
WdMi
Waterproofs
boots
and
shoes
-Keeps
them
soft
nnd
pliable
is
easy
to
apply
preserves
the
leather
and
costs
but
little.
Did
YOU
mSutttt
your
shoes
tins
mormnzf
THE
'NUGGET"
TIN
OPENS
WITH
A
TWIST!
r